Consent to Proceed by Video or Teleconference — United States v. Rafael Martinez (Dkt. 3, S.D.N.Y.)

Summary

Rafael Martinez's form consenting to proceed by video or teleconference lists an initial appearance, arraignment, a bail or detention hearing and a conference before a judicial officer as the proceedings it can cover. The form, filed March 1, 2022 as Document 3 in Southern District of New York case 1:22-cr-00251-LJL, states that the proceeding was conducted by reliable video or telephone conferencing.

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
-against-
RAFAEL MARTINEZ
Defendant(s).
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CONSENT TO PROCEED BY VIDEO OR
TELE CONFERENCE
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hereby volunt~ consents to
participate in the following proceeding via_ videoconferencing or _✓
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Initial Appearance Before a Judicial Officer
Arraignment {Note: If on Felony Information, Defendant Must Sign Separate Waiver of
Indictment Form)
Bail/Detention Hearing
Conference Before a Judicial Officer
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Defenda\it's Signature
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(Judge may obtain verbal consent on
Record and Sign for Defendant)
Print Counsel's Name
This proceeding was conducted by reliable video or telephone conferencing
03/01/2022
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Date
U.S. District Judge/U.S. Magistrate Judge
Case 1:22-cr-00251-LJL     Document 3     Filed 03/01/22     Page 1 of 1

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CASE_SDNY_1-22-cr-00251_US-v-Martinez_doc3_CONSENT-PROCEED-VIDEO_2022-03-01.pdf

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